The treasure buried in the novel "Treasure Island" belongs to the pirate Captain Flint. It is hidden on a remote island and serves as the main focus of the story as various characters race to find it.

The book in the oilskin packet in Treasure Island contains the key to Captain Flint's treasure buried on the island. It holds crucial information on where the treasure is hidden and serves as a central plot device for the story, driving the characters' actions and motivations to find the treasure.

Yes, there are references to religion in "Treasure Island." Characters, such as Long John Silver and Billy Bones, mention God, and there are instances where characters make religious exclamations or swear by God. However, religion does not play a central role in the story.

Characters in "Treasure Island" are related through their various roles and interactions within the story. Jim Hawkins, the protagonist, becomes entangled with Long John Silver and the pirate crew as they search for buried treasure. Relationships are defined by alliances, betrayals, and shifting loyalties as the characters navigate the treacherous waters of the adventure.

jim hawkins

dr.david livesey

ben gunn

billy bones